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Judge grants TRO in public health funding dispute

Colorado secured a temporary legal victory on Thursday after a federal judge granted an emergency temporary restraining order blocking the termination of several public...
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Legislature

Two Bills Instituting More Emission Regulations, Higher Fines Pass First Committee Hearing

A pair of Colorado Senate bills with an aim of reducing emissions to improve air quality in the Front Range passed their first Senate committee hearing.
Michael Rummel -
Briefs

Bipartisan Coalition of Attorneys General vs. Meta

A coalition of attorneys general filed lawsuits against Meta asserting it harms youth’s mental health through its social media platforms.
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History

Dottie Wham, a Brief History of Public Health Reporting

Among other accomplishments, Wham was credited in a state Senate joint memorial for creating Colorado’s statewide trauma system.
Jess Brovsky-Eaker -
Features

Pandemic Opened a Bevy of Labor and Employment Law Questions to Outlast COVID

The pandemic changed many aspects of life. In labor and employment law, there are a lot of new and unknown considerations raised by COVID.
Clara Geoghegan -
Courts

Justices Give OK to CDC Eviction Ban Extension Through July, Unlikely to Repeat Permission

The Supreme Court, by a bare 5-4 vote, refused to block the nationwide eviction moratorium ordered by the CDC.
Hank Lacey -
News

Colorado Whistleblowers Ask for EPA Intervention at Commerce City Power Plant

State employee whistleblowers are asking the EPA administrator to reexamine an emissions permit granted to a power plant north of Denver.
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